GDW Analysis:
ATLANTA: Quarterbacks easily grab the attention when they are presented in front of media and fans.
For this year's SEC football media days, a huge list of talented signal callers will be on hand for the 4 day festivity from the College Football Hall of Fame and Omni Hotel.
This is the following group of QBs planning to be at SEC Media Days 2025:
Monday:
Garrett Nussmeier of LSU
Diego Pavia of Vanderbilt
Austin Simmons of Ole Miss
LaNorris Sellers of South Carolina
Tuesday:
Jackson Arnold of Auburn
Gunner Stockton of Georgia
Arch Manning of Texas
Wednesday:
DJ Lagway of Florida
John Mateer of Oklahoma
Blake Shapen of Mississippi State
Thursday:
Taylor Green of Arkansas
Nussmeier brings quality credentials to speak with the media on opening day.
Pavia became a household name for Vanderbilt with poise and strong leadership as the Commodores had a winning season last year.
Sellers provides South Carolina a good opportunity to continue moving up in the SEC after 9 wins last season.
For Auburn, Jackson Arnold steps in the spotlight as he is now with the Tigers following his transfer from Oklahoma in January.
Stockton is looked at being the next in line for Georgia.
Manning has been patient for his quest to earn more snaps with the Texas Longhorns.
He is the latest in the line of Manning legacy signal callers from the days of his grandfather Archie Manning to his father, Cooper and his uncles, Eli and Peyton.
On the Wednesday menu, Lagway comes back to Florida and is just a sophomore. The Gators loved what he meant to the team last year and more expectations on his shoulders in 2025.
Green will be the last of the QBs to appear in front of the media on Thursday. Green comes into 2025 as a senior for Arkansas.
Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Missouri decided not to put a quarterback in their group of student athletes that will spend a few hours in various locations of the Hall of Fame giving their analysis on what each are hoping for 2025 in a conference that still holds high value despite not winning the national championship the last two years.
Photo of Texas QB Arch Manning, schedule to be at SEC Media Days on Tuesday in Atlanta.
Photo courtesy of USA Today.
